- I imported tekla ifc file into revit(green element)
- and changed tekla element to revit system wall family element(grey element)
- And I got the solids of the revit system walls and used solid.byunion node to make them one solid
- But, the surface, which I thought was supposed to be one, is turned out to be Two surfaces like below image.
- I thought it was because the two surfaces could not be aligned, so I aligned and it worked like below image
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But it’s almost impossible that I do this to every single wall in the project.
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I think tekla works different from revit. The walls in tekla acts like separated elements like below image, otherwise acts like one in revit. I think this difference is the key point to solve this problem
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And, I just found out that the coordinates(xyz) are different like below. I just don’t understand what happened. The coordinates system works differently between revit and tekla, so after converting to revit element, it just happened…? What if I round up all the coordinates so they has become same coordinates.
Q. Is there a way I import tekla ifc file and solid.byunion node works the way I want(one surface, not two)? Thanks in advance!